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Looking for a VS code extension
Dean_Axon
Member Posts: 193
Hi Everyone,
is there a VS code extension that lists the object type and object ID of the current extension being developed ?. Object Browser is great but I cannot see a way that it looks into the current project ?
Kind Regards,
Dean.
is there a VS code extension that lists the object type and object ID of the current extension being developed ?. Object Browser is great but I cannot see a way that it looks into the current project ?
Kind Regards,
Dean.
Remember: Keep it simple
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ftornero
Member Posts: 522
Hello @Dean_Axon,
AL Object Designer Extension do that:
You check the Workspace option and you get yours objects:
Regards.5
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AL Object Designer Extension do that:
You check the Workspace option and you get yours objects:
Regards.
Perfect, thanks